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Distillery Road Market |
Get ready for Prawn Day 2026! Join us Friday 27 March at Distillery Road Market, 11am–4pm, for great food, networking, and community spirit. Enjoy famous prawns, live entertainment, and celebrate local business success. Member tickets on sale 12 January; public sales open 19 January. Don’t miss it!
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The Brisbane 2032 Morning Tea with Andrew Liveris offers local business owners valuable insight into upcoming opportunities connected to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Attendees will gain important procurement information, learn how businesses can position themselves for future contracts, and better understand how the Games will create economic opportunities across Queensland.
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Logan City Council |
Learn how to turn your idea into a successful home-based business at this practical workshop presented by the Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED). Perfect for start-ups and new entrepreneurs, the session provides guidance, resources and tips to help you launch, manage and grow a sustainable business from home.
Prawn Day will feature Australian Idol’s Eva as the headline entertainer, bringing energy and excitement to the 30th anniversary event. The article highlights the event’s community impact, fundraising for local charities, and acknowledges the ongoing support of Performance Studios and Club Noir in making the event possible.
The reopening of the Beenleigh Aquatic Centre brought the community together to celebrate a modern facility featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a children’s splash area and a dedicated space for the Beenleigh Brass Band. With strong community ties, including attendance by Karin Nay, the event highlighted local pride and connection.
We understand the power of meaningful connections. We organize regular networking events that bring together individuals from diverse industries, creating a dynamic platform for exchange. These events not only facilitate valuable business relationships but also foster a sense of camaraderie within our community.
Inspire, educate, and support the next generation of entrepreneurs via the BYCC Junior Chamber of Commerce. We offer, mentorship opportunities, and educational resources like our Young Business Leaders Program that are tailored to the unique needs and ambitions of young business enthusiasts. These initiatives are delivered to students attending Beenleigh State High School, Windaroo State High School, Trinity College & Canterbury College, Loganlea SHS, Livingstone Christian College, Rivermount College
Your success is our priority. We actively represent the interests and values of local businesses in Beenleigh and Yatala. By collaborating with government bodies and local authorities, we work to create a business-friendly environment that supports growth and innovation.
Championing the local community through initiatives like their popular Prawn Day. This annual event brings people together for fresh seafood, festivities, and supporting local businesses. Funds raised fuel further community efforts. The Chamber also fosters collaboration among businesses, creating a network for fundraising efforts that directly benefit local causes. By advocating for a thriving business environment, they empower local companies to contribute more to the community's well-being.
We believe that every business deserves recognition for its hard work and dedication. As a BYCC member, you'll gain access to valuable promotion opportunities. Whether it's showcasing your products or services at our events or leveraging our digital platforms, we're here to help you get the visibility your business deserves.
In today's fast-paced business world, staying informed and continuously upgrading your skills is crucial. That's why we source informative speakers for our events. These opportunities empower our members with knowledge and insights to stay competitive and adapt to evolving market trends.